If you're using vi or vim for really simple tasks, and not using it much, you're not missing out by not customizing it. But the more you use it, the more you'r

If you're using vi or vim for really simple tasks, and not using it much, you're not missing out by not customizing it. But the more you use it, the more you're missing out by just using vanilla vi or vim... and I hesitate to mention them in the same sentence because even vanilla vim is thousands of times more powerful than vi. Vim's true power, however, lies in its customization and plugins. You're really missing out by restricting yourself this way.